reshuffling in English

verb

1

reorganize or change the positions of (government appointees, members of a team, etc.).

the president was forced to reshuffle his cabinet

synonyms: reorganize, restructure, rearrange, change, change around, shake up, shuffle

2

shuffle (playing cards) again.

Youngman is requesting that Garcia reshuffle the cards

noun

reshuffle

verb

reorganize, restructure, rearrange, change, change around, shake up, shuffle

Use "reshuffling" in a sentence

1. Death has a curious way of reshuffling one's priorities.

2. To defuse future rebellions, reshuffling the top brass may be necessary.

3. USC Students To Caslen: ‘Bureaucratic Reshuffling’ Of Alleged Abusers Won’t Fix The Problem

4. 26 This will speed up the process of reshuffling the survival of the fittest.

5. With a view to sustaining aggregate demand and employment over 2009 and 2010, the adopted measures include, notably, the acceleration of the absorption of EU structural funds and their reshuffling, as well as improving the access of small and medium-sized enterprises to financing.

6. With a view to sustaining aggregate demand and employment over # and #, the adopted measures include, notably, the acceleration of the absorption of EU structural funds and their reshuffling, as well as improving the access of small and medium-sized enterprises to financing